- The last thing we need to do for a complete…enterprise voice solution is setup voice-mail.…The way to do this is to use Exchange.…You can see that I'm all ready sitting in the…Exchange console here,…and I have a multi-role server running,…basically, all the core roles,…mailbox, client access, and hub transport.…I've also installed the unified messaging role…on here as well.…This box is going to act as my primary mail server…and my voice-mail server.…So, I'm under the unified messing note here…under Organization Configuration,…and we have a few elements that we need to configure.…First of all the dial plan.…

A dial plan is what really hooks the user…to an associated UM server and IP gateway,…which in this case would be our Lync servers.…So when we call voice-mail, basically,…which exchange server, which exchange UM server…should be directed to?…We have mailbox policies as well that we can set up.…So, once you set up voice-mail for a user,…there's a pin number associated with that.…So in the pause you can set the pin length,…

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9/13/2012

With Lync Server 2010, now you can extend enterprise voice features throughout your environment. Learn how to deploy, configure, and administer a Microsoft Lync Server 2010 in this course, with systems engineer and enterprise consultant Mike Pfeiffer. He also shows you how to add more voice functionality with Exchange Server, role-based access controls (RBAC), clients and web apps, conferencing, and more.